I just added a new user to my Drupal install. The last user I added had an uid of 7. The new user has an uid of 36. I checked the user table and there are no users between 7 and 35. is this something I should be concerned with?
4.6, cache on, PHP optimizers on, on a shared host no shell access but on a good network, run by a good system admin and on good equipment.. Drupal is terribly slow... takes 10 seconds between page loads.
Here is a JavaScript that advises visitors that the page is loading:
I am trying to get the gallery module to work with gallery2. (I downloaded everything today, so its the latest afaik.)
I am able to install and run gallery standalone. I can do everything, including admin the site through the Site Admin link.
I have two different usernames. One is the admin for Drupal, the other for Gallery2. (Does this make a difference? I have tried both ways and get the same error either way.)
I want to display content-specific nodes on separate index pages on my site, so readers can see news nodes on the News page, product listings on the Products page, etc. Using flexinode, I've created specific content submission forms for news items and product listings (with appropriate data fields for each type of content). Now I need to find a way to automatically display nodes created from those forms on the index pages. I'd like news nodes to be displayed by date, but product listings in alphbetical order. Is that possible?
I've set up drupal & phpbb integration using phpbb.module, I was wondering if there is anyway to post phpbb topics on the front page of the drupal site! Like what you can do with the current forum.moudle and then when you click on a post it redirects you to phpbb...
Ben
Benofsky Park.com
Hi, I was just wondering if there were any modules for drupal that allow users to receive e-mails when a new forum topic is created, and then be able to reply by e-mail. This e-mail would then automatically create a reply post in the forum.
Do any modules like this exist? or would I have to program this myself?